Where's Sir Ed? - #PostOfficeScandal

 

Davey had been allocated a slot at Prime Minister's Questions today, but has pulled out for 'personal reasons'.

Rumour has it he was going to call for his own resignation.

Vennells Agrees To Hand Back Her CBE - #PostOfficeScandal

 

The Almost Bishop of London - #PostOfficeScandal

 

Exclusive w/@HarryFarley_

Paula Vennells, the former Post Office CEO, nearly became Bishop of London in 2017.

She was on a three-person shortlist interviewed for the role - the third most senior in the Church of England.

CofE declined to comment.https://t.co/k34HuJ4JKh

— Henry Zeffman (@hzeffman) January 9, 2024

There is something very wrong in the UK if people such as Vennells are rewarded with CBE's and almost become Bishop of London!

The Post Office is Run by Utter Bastards! #PostOfficeScandal

 

Here are the official guidelines for "injury to feelings" in employment tribunal cases.

The Post Office is offering £5,000 to the people it wrongly accused of theft, and whose lives it wrecked. That's not even in the middle of the lowest band, for "less serious cases". pic.twitter.com/AAuLQv0bWU

— Dan Neidle (@DanNeidle) January 8, 2024

31 Demands For Others To Resign - Davey Clings On Like a Limpet

 

“Davey has made 31 calls for people to resign from prominent positions on his Twitter/X account since April 2019.”

Will Ed Davey have to quit over the Post Office scandal? https://t.co/ERio8JGkAU

— Andrew Gibson (@AndrewGibsonMBA) January 8, 2024

Sir Snubalot - #PostOfficeScandal

 

Sir Ed Davey it seems was not very helpful towards the Post Office Justice for SubPostmasters Alliance while Minister for Postal Affairs in 2010, as he snubbed them when they asked for a meeting.

May 2010 correspondence to the group from Sir Ed said: 

“Whilst I do appreciate your concerns, I do not believe a meeting would serve any useful purpose.”

Suffice to say he is blaming the Post Office for misleading him, even though it was his role to look into this!

Election Likely In Second Half of Year - Or Is It?

Confirmed >> Sunak says his "working assumption" is that he will hold an election “in the second half of this year" https://t.co/uHYPaQkzLd

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) January 4, 2024

 Given that Sunak is prone to change his mind, I wouldn't set too much store by this!